Hello AIM People,
Conrad is Back!
I saw the message on this board questioning if I had "vanished" on account of some criticism that was expressed.No way! I have, among other things, a thick hide and I see criticism mostly as a constructive tool.
After the Foolboard closed off(I am back on it for a trial) I lost a little direction...some alternatives...new sign-ons...forgetting passwords, etc and I "let it ride" for a while. The principal discussion on the Flaw was in my opinion "closed" and in my view the only thing left was to "fiddle" at the edges of the main point that I made.
From the discussions and my own "deeper" look into the Flaw/Feature I could see a possitive effect of the basic Lichello method of raising the Portfolio Control...this is that if the down-trend reverses there is an automatic "delay factor" as the stock price had to move through (pc-y) before a Sell Signal is generated. This positive effect I recognize, but in restrospect I still consider it an accidental feature.
What I achieved with the Vortex AIM is that the Advice Generator is a "100% symetric" tool for buying and selling with each time the buy or sell is done the (pc-y)=0, and with the Aggression Factors for buying and selling being set by the investor. The investor then controls all aspects of the AIM response to a stock price change.
Now, in the meantime, I have started to translate my little book on the Vortex Method in Englisch. Chapter 6 has been published in full on my webiste. There I develop the Vortex Method in detail, FREE for all to see: www.vortexcw.nl----> Link Vortex Method----->Contents---->The Book....
I decided that it was a good thing to do so that everybody could see how beautiful the structure is. If this method is any "better" than any other is the same as asking if an orange is better than a mandarin....given the choice I usualy pick the mandarin, if the orange is small, but I would pick a Jaffa orange any day over a mandarin!
The Vortex Method is there for all to see: to like it or hate it. At the least, look at it as it stands, and behold it.
Regards,
Conrad.
